I did a video a while back on partisanship.
You might not like it, but it is what it is.
I'm not saying to throw out your beliefs, I'm not saying to forgive those that have done wrong.
I'm not talking about giving politicians a pass.
I'm talking about coming together as a country and act like adults.
Please have an open mind and if you like it, share.
Wanishi.
Listening. I agree. I’m also a “liberal mainstay” just left of center & think we need to have conversations so we can move forward and address big issues, particularly environmental issues. I also know how hard it is to walk that line, from an indigenous perspective (am also native, brought up with a lot of tradition and trying to teach my daughter her language and culture). Btw, on Tues. nights we have a Lakota language class &often have elders speak or storytelling
@Museek It brought many together but they still have pockets parroting Russian talking points.
And yes, I remember some people dying over not doing cultural practices correctly because they want to claim to be experts over things they don't understand.
Such a common refrain unfortunately.
@IndigenousPatriot one person, I think you’d probably enjoy following is @johnkellden i haven’t seen him post here but I really think you’d see value in his Possibility Spaces. He is from Sweden, is great at Zooming in and Out and making connections between seemingly disparate ideas, with an eye on the future.
@Museek @johnkellden I'll check him out.
Thank you for the recommendation.
@IndigenousPatriot yes… it’s part of the culture. Mitakuye Oyasin (we are all related) sweat lodges, Sundance and many other cultural practices are now (finally) able to be shared but can be tricky because of people adopting them in new age circles.
This is true. We all have a vested interest in coming together as a country for future generations. If there is one thing that’s brought everyone to the table, it’s the war. Now, if we can get along, maybe we can make better things happen.